Introduction of sanctions concerning Russia due to the fall in Ukraine threatens " the increase in wheat prices next year, " said the London Daily print edition Telegraph.
She has published scientific demonstration Professor Tim Benton from the University of Leeds, who oversees the British programme on global food security, ITAR-TASS reported. According to the material, " punishment against the Russian credit organizations, May cause a rise in price of wheat in 2015, because more complicated financing for farmers "." We had a habit to an abundance of food, and even at an affordable price. But the crisis in Ukraine is obliged to remind us that We cannot perceive the food security of the UK as a given ", - is emphasized in the publication. In connection With this print edition emphasizes that sanctions against Russia may leave the UK without bread ". This draws attention to the key position of grain in food supply as the Kingdom and around the world. Daily Telegraph emphasizes that island UK depends on favorable conditions for international trade. So, according to the National Union of farmers, It produces only 62% of consumption of food. The EU Since 1 August 2014 introduced sectoral punishment on the Russian financial sector, as well as additional punishment against legal and natural persons From August 7, Russia had imposed a ban on export of beef, pork, fruit, poultry, cheese and milk from EU countries, USA, Australia, Canada and Norway, who first introduced sanctions against Russia. While the government promised a " thorough " punishment will not affect the price level. These measures, According to the Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, " will clear the shelves for our producers ". The situation, According to his estimation, has given Russia a unique chance to solve the problem of import substitution. On Wednesday Russian President centuries Putin signed an order on the use of separate special economic measures in order to ensure Russia's security. The head said that the punishment must be careful.

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